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Barrow Hedgelines Issue 187 31St March 2017 Editor: Miss Laura Smith Barrow Hedgelines Issue 187 31st March 2017 Editor: Miss Laura Smith STAFF NEWS We welcome Mrs Kate Duncan back officially from her maternity leave. She will continue to teach in Y4 in Walnut Class until the end of the academic year and on Tuesday and Wednesday she will be a teaching and learning mentor and working with some of our RED NOSE DAY & ‘LOTS OF SOCKS’ teachers. Thank you for all your support with these charities. We raised £370 when In addition, we have some new people wore odd socks and a further members of staff who have joined us: £975.13 on Red Nose Day. Mrs Elaine Mole joins the Teaching Assistant Team in Year 1 and Mrs Terri Hutchison joins our EYFS (Reception) Team; she will work predominantly in Fox Class. INFLATABLE 5K RUN Following Mr Dunwoody’s accident in December, a group of staff are running On ‘Lots of Socks’ Day the Year 6 pupils the Inflatable 5k Obstacle Run in early had a talk from Mrs Davies (Nathan June at Lingfield. We have decided to and Billy’s mum) about Down donate all contributions to the following Syndrome. worthy cause: We were pleased to learn that in Hooke Headway is a charity (no. SC 039992) Court (Y4 Residential) the children had dedicated to improving the lives of remembered to wear their odd socks, those affected by brain injury. Through despite not being in school, and sent us its network of more than 125 groups the following photograph from their and branches across the UK, it provides accommodation: support, services and information to brain injury survivors, their families and carers, as well as to professionals in the health and legal fields. https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/barrowhe dgesruns5k Anything you can give will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support! You can also donate by texting: On Red Nose Day children wore mufti whilst staff came dressed in school uniform (there was a shocking The Brain Tumour charity is a special disregard to our uniform policy – charity for people like me (Louis untucked shirts, earrings, make up – Ackers) since I had a tumour stuck in the list is endless!) The Year 3 cohort my head. provided lots of cakes and we had a Our school helped me to raise enough successful cake sale at the end of the money for the right treatment that day (luckily the weather was kind and prevented me from going blind. So, we were able to hold the sale on the next year, why not join in the fun and playground; much better than trying to wear a bandana for such a good cause? cram in to classrooms!) EASTER HAT PARADE MARSDEN MARCH We held our annual hat parade on A group of Barrow Hedges mums Thursday 30th March. Thank you to walked the Royal Marsden March. In parents who helped design some total there were 15 of them and they creative hats and those who came to named themselves ‘The Barrow cheer on the EYFS and Key Stage 1 Hatters’, hence the silly hats! children as they paraded around the playground in front of parents/carers and Key Stage 2 pupils and staff. WORLD BOOK DAY By Marianne Wilson (English Subject Leader) Barrow Hedges was buzzing on World Book Day; there was a multitude of characters from Harry Potter, ‘The Day the Crayons Quit’, ‘Where’s Wally?’ and many Roald Dahl book characters to name a few. They walked the 14 miles in 5 hours The Yr Group (R-Y6) Winners and reported it was great fun but emotional at times (as many of them had, or currently have, someone from their family being treated at the Marsden). It was a great challenge and they are very proud to have raised £4200 so far. Donations are still being collected (and they are hoping to reach £4500). https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/BarrowHatters All money raised goes to the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. In each Year Group, the teachers BANDANA DAY picked “Best Dressed” as shown in the By Louis Ackers & Lawrie James photograph above. On ‘Bandana Day’ some children wore Below are a collection of the red, white and blue bandanas to raise photographs taken by the Class money for the Brain Tumour charity. Teachers: Fields. This exhibition is due to end on 16th April, but if you would like to take your children over the Easter Holidays it is free of charge – please visit www.remembering1916.co.uk. SECONDARY SCHOOL PLACES 2017 We thought you would be keen to know where our Year 6 children are transferring to. Below is a table to show the information as we have been provided (some slight alterations may occur during the appeal process): Stanley Park High 19 Sutton Grammar School For Boys 2 Wilson’s School 5 SUTTON MUSIC SERVICES Overton Grange 16 Carshalton High School For Girls 6 Carshalton High School For Boys 7 St Philomena’s Catholic High 3 School For Girls Glenthorne High School 1 Woodcote High School 2 Wallington High School For Girls 7 Wallington County Grammar 3 Nonsuch High School For Girls 4 Greenshaw High School 4 Cheam High School 2 Nine out of thirty three fantastic young Glyn School 1 musicians at ‘Sold Outdoors’, High Ashurst residential were current or The John Fisher School 1 former pupils of Barrow Hedges (as Out of borough/other 7 pictured above). THE GIVING MACHINE Y5 WHITGIFT TRIP Yesterday Y5 enjoyed a trip to the WWI A reminder please to use ‘The Giving Exhibition at Whitgift School. Machine’ when you The children were blown spend online to raise away by all of the interesting artifacts and found the money for Barrow exhibition and workshop very Hedges, at no cost to informative. This has nicely you. It is a website with prepared us for our links to all the best- upcoming topic of Fallen known shopping sites: Amazon, M&S, Argos, John Lewis and hundreds of others including supermarkets such as Tesco and Sainsbury’s (and even eBay). Just register at: www.thegivingmachine.co.uk WEBSITE AND DATES: Please remember to check on the school website for updates regarding clubs and the like: http://www.barrowhedgesprimary.co.uk/ (Term dates can also be found here too). EASTER HOLIDAYS I would like to take this opportunity to wish all our families an enjoyable Easter break. We hope you all get to spend some quality, family time together over the fortnight break. tournament hosted by Cheam Park Farm. They played very well to qualify The Sporting for finals day where they were incredibly unlucky to lose 2-1 to Hedge Avenue Primary; conceding a goal from the very last kick of the game. The BOYS FOOTBALL children put in an excellent effort (Mr Buckingham and Mr Pearce) throughout and represented the school with distinction. Hopefully an exciting The school football teams have had an sign of things to come! incredibly busy month of fixtures! The highlights include back-to-back league GIRLS FOOTBALL victories against Holy Trinity and St (Miss Duffin) Mary's; 5-2 and 3-2 respectively. The boys also experienced the This term the girl’s football team has disappointment of battling defeats to been busy preparing for their League Stanley Park in the league and Cheam and cup matches. The girls have made Common in the Borough Cup Semi- excellent progress and are enjoying Final. However, having only lost 2 some well-earned success. competitive fixtures in the whole of this year, confidence is high. With one ‘At the beginning of the season we fixture left to play, the boys stand a were letting in lots of goals but now we good chance of finishing second which have learnt a lot more so we are would be a great achievement and a scoring at the other end’ – Marcie fantastic way to finish the season! The next game is a cup match against Cleves on Wednesday 19th April 2017. CROSS COUNTRY (Ms. Wallis) On 1st March 2017 our cross country runners took part in the last race of the season. The league started with 10 schools and at the end of the second race Barrow Hedges were in 5th position. Children from across Years 5 and 6 The children did extremely well, have represented the school brilliantly showing resilience and determination, in a number of B team fixtures. They with many achieving their personal battled to a 1-1 draw at home to All bests. The final results were very close Saints before losing out to Stanley Park for the top schools – and a tight 1-0 defeat to Bandon Hill. st 1 – Stanley Park Junior nd Y4 TOURNAMENT 2 – The Avenue rd 3 - Barrow Hedges A team of Year 4 children competed exceptionally well at a football SWIMMING On Saturday 11th March 2017 children from Y4-6 had the opportunity to represent Barrow Hedges at the annual Sutton Borough Swimming Gala. The Gala is held at Westcroft Leisure Centre and is entered by schools and swimming clubs from across the Borough. It was a successful evening with Well done to all the children who took medals for Shu Ying Chan and Simon part. Fraser. Well done to all our swimmers. SCHOOL OF THE WEEK – CARSHALTON ATHLETIC FC As part of our ongoing links with local sports clubs, Barrow Hedges were invited to be Carshalton Athletic FC’s ‘School of the Week” for their match against Three Bridges on Saturday 18 March 2017. Pupils and their families had the opportunity to claim 4 free tickets for the match. A big thumbs up to all who attended the game as Carshalton Athletic went on to beat Three Bridges 5-1.
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